Tobacco Chewing Tobacco Cardboard Canister.

This piece has moderate paint loss to all the edges with some staining and oxidation to the top, Condition (Good). Size 11 -1/2" T.

This lot of three consists of a new-old stock tin Workmate chewing tobacco wall display canister, a cardboard Erbanco Havana Cigar sign, and a new old stock die-cut bellhop counter standup advertising

American. 1920s. Cardboard with pressed tin top and bottom. Marked, "Manufactured by Scotten Dillon Company, Detroit, Mich". 11 x 8.25 x 6.25". Minor edge wear.

Minor wear to label, but aging to cardboard and tarnishing to lid. Condition (Very Good). Size 6-1/2'' x 8'' x 10-1/2''.

Store package for Sweet Mist Chewing Tobacco, cardboard sides with tin top and bottom, some wear but overall good condition for age and material.Approx. 10 3/4" x 8" x 6 1/4".

Reads "Plain Chewing Tobacco" Cardboard sign by Scotten, Dill & Co. Detroit 9, MI. Union label. Excellent color and graphics. 12"h x 8"w.

Early Tiger Bright Chewing Tobacco Cardboard Advertising Tin. A great early piece of advertising, cardboard sides tin top and bottom. This piece show some great turn of the century graphics. Condition

There is some moderate paint loss and scuffing throughout. Also some minor areas of denting. Condition (Good). Size 12 -1/4" T.

Yankee Girl Chewing Tobacco retail cardboard standee sign 11 3/4"x8", Yankee Girl Tobacco tin sign pinned to wooden frame 8 1/2"x22", Yankee Girl Tobacco glass jar 5 1/2" tall, (2) Yankee Girl Cigaret

Comprised of: 1- G.W. Gail & Ax's Navy Smoking & Chewing Tobacco sugar canister. 7"H. 1- G.W. Gail & Ax Snuff ceramic spittoon. 8-1/2"H. 1- Fatima Turkish Blend Cigarettes ceramic ashtray and matchbox

13" x 21" Very scarce general store cardboard tobacco sign with good graphics, some fading, stains, holes, bends, corner and edge wear. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN TH

Vintage cardboard chewing tobacco advertisement. Illustration depicts Chinese man tucking in guests at a Chinese rooming house. Sign reads "Chewing serves to steady nerves" along the bottom. Fold out

"Tiger Chewing Tobacco" Paper Covered Tin Canister. Rectangular form. 11-1/4"h. Condition: Good with some fading and wear, minor dents.

Plow Boy Chewing & Smoking Tobacco Paper Canister, Manufactured by Spaulding & Merrick, with tax stamp, Showing some wear and rips. Measuring 5in x 6in

SSC. A nice example of this colorful cardboard sign from Brotherhood Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, featuring a wonderful railroad train graphic. CONDITION: The field of the sign retains nice color, but

This early paper or cardboard poster reads "Bigger & Better" and features a tobacco packet graphic. Advertisement is housed in a frame, under glass but does show wear throughout, especially to the out

A three-dimensional window piece showing merchant at early country store convincing patron, saying "If You Haven't Tried Chewing Tobacco, Chew Red Man" and showing product. Strong colors and good grap

Lot of 2 including a 13X 17" framed die cut cardboard Phillip Morris sign with bright color, stains, and bends. Plus a 16.75" x 16.75" Colorful heavy cardstock advertising in antique decorative frame.

Lot of 3 cardboard easel back advertising signs. 8" x 11.5" Yankee Girl Chewing Tobacco sign. 10.5" x 10.5" El Principal Glorias sign. 13.5" x 10.5" El Moriso Hi Grade Cigar sign. All 3 signs are in v

advertising cardboard and tin box, 11"

sides are cardboard, discoloration on top, small dents towards bottom, 11" tall

SS cardboard, has average color, shows wear, discoloration, scratching, paint loss, and some damage to the cardboard along the edges, frame shows some wear and paint loss, displays very well in the fr

This lot consists of a cardboard Old Gold 1935 calendar with complete pad, a 1921 calendar for Base Ball Chewing Tobacco with a full pad and wooden hanging strip, a cardboard sign for Orphan Boy Tobac

This is a lot of three tobacco and cigar displays. The first is an original Sweet Mist Chewing Tobacco box with a metal top showing some scuff marks and areas of graphic loss to the cardboard box, how